A new video released Tuesday by Human Rights Watch shows disturbing evidence of anti-gay violence in Russia, carried out by vigilante groups like "Occupy Pedophilia."
Utah filed its opening argument with an appeals court in defense of the state’s gay marriage ban, which a federal judge overturned in late December.
Vladimir Putin, rugged outdoorsman and tough-guy Russian president, promoted a cuddly image Tuesday as his Olympics drew near.
President Barack Obama, no great friend to Russian Premier Vladimir Putin, sent a clear and direct signal about exactly what he thinks of the upcoming Winter Games in Sochi when he assigned the U.S. Delegation to several out athletes.
In a few days, the 2014 Winter Olympics will have begun, and with them, a host of attendant controversies. LGBT protesters have managed to put their own mark on the Olympics in a way never before seen at a major sporting event.
Police have arrested dozens of gay rights activists, saying their protest blocked entrances to the Idaho Senate chambers for more than two hours.
The surprise legalization of same-sex marriage in Utah in December catapulted the state to the center of a national debate and dominated the local political landscape.
A judge in Senegal sentenced two men to six months’ jail in a rare conviction of a gay couple on criminal charges.
After being sidelined from last year’s Lunar New Year parade, gay Vietnamese Americans are planning to march with pride on Saturday in this year’s event.
Lake Tahoe’s slopes are in need of fresh powder, but that isn’t stopping diehard skiers or LGBT partiers from heading up to the Sierra and to nearby Reno for a winter getaway.
There’s a lot of humor and a fair amount of pain, in Fresh Ink’s latest production, "Handicapping," about people from a depressed industrial town who spend all of their time, and limited money, gambling at an off-track betting parlor in upstate NY.
Alain Guiraudie’s "Stranger by the Lake" is set in a serene locale: a lakeside cruising area populated by gay men. For Guiraudie there’s danger beneath the natural setting. EDGE spoke to the out director about his provocative thriller.
Cheesy horror films are always a welcome but the joke is on the audience in this updated tale of Dracula.
Why we love to read, and what makes it worth it. Oh and George Eliot.
A great way to sample the many wonders of the Hawaiian Islands without the hassles of island-hopping by plane - like going through security and carting your luggage on each flight - is to instead take a cruise.
Part two in a four-part series, EDGE’s travel editor Matthew Wexler scopes out 12 months of adventure, relaxation and surprises for the LGBT jet setter. This installment explores Mexico, England and the home of World Pride 2014 - Toronto, Canada.
Dr. Suzzane Steinbaum, Dir. of Women and Heart Disease at Lenox Hill Hospital, helps us understand the guidelines for using statins.
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